I'm extremely confident that solar energy will become at least a plurality of power in the U.S. within 20 years, meaning more power from solar than any other source.

The future of energy will depend on successfully developing nuclear fission and fusion technologies, as well as breakthroughs in energy storage.

The transition from solar energy being viewed as the future in the 90s to it now being a commonplace reality is remarkable.

I am confident that fusion energy will happen, and it will significantly contribute to our energy needs in the future.

The cost of solar energy has become lower than fossil fuels, driving a shift towards renewable energy sources. This transition is essential as the demand for energy continues to grow, necessitating rapid advancements in energy technology.

Renewable energy options like hydroelectric and solar power are becoming more accessible and economically viable for many people in America.

Solar power will ultimately beat all other energy sources, including natural gas, because it has no feedstock or operational costs once installed, and the key is to lower the initial installation and financing costs.

We need to embrace all possible innovations in the energy sector, including solar, nuclear, and geothermal, to address future energy demands.

The technology in the energy sector is evolving rapidly, with significant investments in small modular nuclear reactors and other innovations.